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Interplastic Corporation

Operator (B)

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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What they do

A Blending Machine Operator operates and maintains machines that blend materials, such as foodstuffs, chemicals, color pigments, or other ingredients in a manufacturing process.

$45,568 / year median in Oklahoma

+6% projected growth

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Job Description

Schedule:
Monday - Friday 2:00p - 10:30p Starting pay $28.55 The B Operator position is responsible for safely manufacturing resin batches which meet customer quality requirements by executing job functions as specified in plant/batch procedures and training.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Follow batch cards to weigh additives and compound resin batches in thinning kettles or blend tanks Make resin transfers from vessel to vessel per the batch card through the computer control system. Load/operate tank trucks and package materials into containers for shipment Operate forklifts and pallet jacks Participate in PSM related reviews (hazard analyses, safety review, etc.) Double check accuracy of batch cards and input batch information into computer system Work independently and perform duties with minimal supervision Make suggestions that improve safety, quality and productivity Perform other duties as assigned by management Punctuality and regularity of attendance are job requirements Maintain a clean work environment and perform housekeeping duties as required.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
High school diploma or equivalent General or chemical manufacturing experience is a plus Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds Must have ability to learn to drive a yard dog/tanker truck on site premises Must have ability to learn to drive a forklift and learn how to a pallet jack Must have the ability to learn computer and process control systems. Good reading and math skills, able to make simple calculations and follow written procedures Must be able to wear proper safety equipment such as safety glasses, steel toe boots, respirator masks, dust mask, fire resistant clothing, neoprene/latex gloves and hard hats Ability to hear to a variety of warning sounds such as fire alarm, forklift horns, kettle alarms, etc. Willingness to stand and work on feet and not afraid of heights Ability to work with and around a variety of chemicals Why IP Corporation? Positive, challenging and supportive work environment. Competitive benefits, including dental, vision, generous
PTO, 401
(k)with company match and more. Freedom to innovate and make a difference in a vibrant, values-driven company that cares about its people.